Course Content:
Assembling and evaluating utility data
Establishing energy balance
Energy auditing and retro-commissioning
Site assessment / investigation techniques
No Cost / Low Cost strategies for energy savings
Evaluation of Energy Opportunities
Opportunities with refrigeration & cooling systems
Opportunities with boilers, steam & heating water systems
Opportunities with HVAC terminal distribution systems
Strategies for ensuring persistence of savings
Instructor Bio
Paul Raschilla Owner, Acceptance Engineering
Mr. Raschilla has over 25 years of MEP-FP engineering, strategic growth leadership, design & construction, field testing and building commissioning experience. Direct implementation in Facilities Operations, Design Team and Project Team management, R&D processes, global manufacturing, and military sectors.
Offering a unique perspective backed by positions as Partner for a world-class Engineering Group, Plant Engineer at an Ivy League University and as MEP Executive at a general construction firm.
His expertise includes the overall mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, life safety, control systems integration and documentation within Bio-Safety Lab (Levels 2, 3, A3+), radiology imaging, new construction, renovations, physical plant, infrastructure upgrades, and critical load emergency planning. He is a Certified Energy Management Professional by the Energy Management Association where he serves on its Certification Council.
Feb. 19-20, 2020
This two-day course focuses on basic energy management strategies, including evaluating energy bills, establishing building energy baselines and various performance metrics; developing facility benchmarks utilizing Portfolio Manager.
Course Agenda and Additional Information
This course has been preapproved for incentives provided by Pepco and Baltimore Gas & Electric that are available to contractors and building operation personnel, who will be eligible to receive a cash rebate of 80% of enrollment costs per course. For more information and to download the incentive application, follow these links:
Pepco Operations & Maintenance Training
BG&E Building Operation Training
Course Content:
Assembling and evaluating utility data
Establishing energy balance
Energy auditing and retro-commissioning
Site assessment / investigation techniques
No Cost / Low Cost strategies for energy savings
Evaluation of Energy Opportunities
Opportunities with refrigeration & cooling systems
Opportunities with boilers, steam & heating water systems
Opportunities with HVAC terminal distribution systems
Strategies for ensuring persistence of savings
Instructor Bio
Paul Raschilla Owner, Acceptance Engineering
Mr. Raschilla has over 25 years of MEP-FP engineering, strategic growth leadership, design & construction, field testing and building commissioning experience. Direct implementation in Facilities Operations, Design Team and Project Team management, R&D processes, global manufacturing, and military sectors.
Offering a unique perspective backed by positions as Partner for a world-class Engineering Group, Plant Engineer at an Ivy League University and as MEP Executive at a general construction firm.
His expertise includes the overall mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, life safety, control systems integration and documentation within Bio-Safety Lab (Levels 2, 3, A3+), radiology imaging, new construction, renovations, physical plant, infrastructure upgrades, and critical load emergency planning. He is a Certified Energy Management Professional by the Energy Management Association where he serves on its Certification Council.
ICF
530 Gaither Rd, Suite 102
Rockville, MD 20850